Students will observe coronary, non-coronary, and endovascular interventions in the cath lab. Students will be exposed to all aspects of interventions, including routine and complex angioplasty, rotational atherectomy, thrombectomy, distal protection devices, and stenting.
The Cardiothoracic Surgery Selective has been developed in close collaboration with surgeons specializing in cardiac and thoracic surgery, providing experience in this specialized field.
On the Cardiovascular Diseases Service, students are responsible for evaluating patients, presenting them to the supervising consultant, and following the patients' care.
Gain early exposure to careers in Cardiovascular Medicine (including both the medical and surgical career paths). We want to provide our members with workshops, panels, and research opportunities, while also leveraging the group to make meaningful contributions to the greater Scottsdale/Phoenix communities.
A rotation designed to provide students with an understanding of basic principles of child neurology, including history taking & examination, knowledge of common presenting symptoms & signs, an overview of neurologic disorders in childhood, & essentials of diagnosis & management.
Explore diagnostic categories include depression, schizophrenia, personality disorders, eating disorders and adolescents with difficulty adjusting to physical illness. The rotation aims to provide a foundation for and/or enhance medical student knowledge and understanding the unique aspects of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry evaluation, assessment, and treatments.
Service selective working with Child Life to plan activities for and interact with inpatient pediatric patients and their families. Students will complete volunteering and shadowing to provide support to caregivers and understand the impact of illness on pediatric patients and their families.
In coordination with the Rochester Center for Children (RCC), explore the therapeutic modalities used in the care of children with autism. Selective experiences will include introductory lectures from Mayo Clinic faculty, shadowing at the RCC, and engaging with children with autism and their families.
The Chinle Service Unit (CSU) consists of a full service hospital and satellite clinics in Pinon and Tsaile. The CSU provides care to multiple nearby communities, and some of our patients drive 1-2 hours to see us, often on difficult dirt roads. This hands-on experience will give students the opportunity to learn about rural medicine and Indigenous health.
Circle the City's Street Medicine teams spend time visiting encampments throughout Maricopa County, providing daily care to patients experiencing homelessness who are rough sleeping.